### Determining State FunctionsState functions are properties that depend only on the state of a system, not on the path taken to reach that state. The following exercise will help you identify which quantities are state functions.#### Determine which quantities are state functions:- **A: ΔE** - **B: ΔH** - **C: q** - **D: w** For each quantity, select whether it is a state function or not:1. **A** - [Choose] - State function - Not a state function2. **B** - [Choose] - State function - Not a state function3. **C** - [Choose] - State function - Not a state function4. **D** - [Choose] - State function - Not a state functionThis exercise aims to reinforce the distinction between state functions and path functions in thermodynamics.

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### Determining State Functions

State functions are properties that depend only on the state of a system, not on the path taken to reach that state. The following exercise will help you identify which quantities are state functions.

#### Determine which quantities are state functions:

- **A: ΔE**
- **B: ΔH**
- **C: q**
- **D: w**

For each quantity, select whether it is a state function or not:

1. **A**
- [Choose]
- State function
- Not a state function

2. **B**
- [Choose]
- State function
- Not a state function

3. **C**
- [Choose]
- State function
- Not a state function

4. **D**
- [Choose]
- State function
- Not a state function

This exercise aims to reinforce the distinction between state functions and path functions in thermodynamics.

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